Generative Legal 2026

Generative Legal 2026 is an exclusive, invite-only conference designed for senior in-house counsel, law firm partners, legal technologists, investors, and academics to engage in candid discussions about the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on the legal industry. Hosted at Stanford Law School on April 17, 2026, the event operates under the Chatham House Rule to encourage open and honest dialogue among participants.

The conference agenda features a keynote presentation titled "State of the Tech," providing a comprehensive overview of current generative AI technologies and their applications in legal practice. Panel discussions include "Applied AI in Legal Practice," showcasing real-world case studies; "The Client Perspective," offering insights from in-house leaders on their expectations from AI-enabled law firms; and "Impact of AI on the Legal Industry," examining how AI is reshaping talent pipelines and operational models within the legal sector.

Attendees will have opportunities to network during scheduled coffee breaks, a catered lunch, and a closing reception. Notable speakers include Danielle Benecke, Founder of Baker McKenzie Machine Learning; Wendy Butler Curtis, Chief Innovation Officer at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe; and Elspeth White, Co-Head of Legal at Google DeepMind. The event is powered by Codex at Stanford Law School and Three Crowns LLP.

This conference is ideal for senior legal professionals seeking to understand and navigate the evolving landscape of AI in legal practice. By attending, participants will gain valuable insights into the latest AI developments, share experiences with peers, and explore strategies for integrating AI technologies into their organizations effectively.